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Trump Canada tariffs threaten higher prices for Michigan consumers as business leaders sound alarm

August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

Trump Canada tariffs could mean higher prices for Michigan consumers. What business leaders warn and what it means for income investors.

Categories News Tags consumer prices, cross-border trade, inflation, Michigan economy, tariffs, Trump Leave a comment

Toilet paper prices surge as US tariffs on Canadian pulp squeeze consumer staples

August 27, 2026 by Julia Santos

US tariffs on Canadian wood pulp are pushing toilet paper prices higher, squeezing consumer staples companies and raising new inflation worries for investors.

Categories News Tags consumer staples, inflation, KMB, PG, tariffs, Trump tariffs Leave a comment

Treasury ramps up long-term debt buybacks to cool yields, raising fresh questions for the Fed

August 20, 2026 by Julia Santos

Treasury Secretary Bessent expanded long-term debt buybacks to curb Treasury yields, easing a bond selloff but raising inflation and Fed independence concerns

Categories News Tags bond market, federal reserve, income investing, inflation, Kevin Warsh, treasury yields Leave a comment

S&P 500 drops for a third straight session as bond yields hit multidecade highs

August 19, 2026 by Julia Santos

The S&P 500 falls for a third day as global bond yields reach multidecade highs and oil prices stay elevated. What income investors should watch.

Categories News Tags bond yields, federal reserve, income investing, inflation, S&P 500 Leave a comment

Bond yields surge past key levels, dragging the Nasdaq lower as Middle East tensions escalate

August 19, 2026 by Julia Santos

Bond yields surged on Middle East uncertainty and inflation fears, sending the Nasdaq sharply lower. What rising rates mean for income investors.

Categories News Tags income investing, inflation, Middle East Leave a comment

Trump tariffs on Canada could reignite inflation on both sides of the border, pressuring rate-sensitive income plays

August 18, 2026 by Julia Santos

Trump tariffs on Canada threaten higher inflation for US and Canadian consumers. What cross-border trade disruption means for rates, yields and income investo

Categories News Tags Canada trade, federal reserve, income investing, inflation, interest rates, tariffs Leave a comment

Fed rate hike odds collapse as cooler inflation clears the path for Warsh’s first big call

August 18, 2026 by Julia Santos

Fed rate hike bets are fading fast as cooler inflation data shifts market expectations. Here’s what it means for income investors and bond yields.

Categories News Tags federal reserve, income investing, inflation, interest rates, Kevin Warsh, treasury yields Leave a comment

School supply costs surge as much as 30% as tariffs and Iran conflict squeeze consumer budgets

August 18, 2026 by Julia Santos

School supply costs are surging amid Trump tariffs and the Iran conflict. Here’s what rising consumer prices mean for inflation, the Fed, and income investors

Categories News Tags consumer spending, inflation, Iran conflict, tariffs, TGT, WMT Leave a comment

Iran war inflation is now spreading far beyond oil prices, and income investors should pay attention

August 11, 2026 by Julia Santos

Iran war inflation is spreading beyond energy into food, shipping, and consumer goods. Here’s what income and dividend investors need to know.

Categories News Tags dividend stocks, federal reserve, inflation, Iran war, oil prices, supply chains Leave a comment

Oil spike hammers stocks after Iran blocks Strait of Hormuz reopening again

August 11, 2026 by Julia Santos

U.S. stocks fell after Iran blocked Strait of Hormuz reopening, driving another oil spike and fresh inflation fears for income investors.

Categories News Tags energy stocks, federal reserve, geopolitics, inflation, oil prices, Strait of Hormuz Leave a comment
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